Gaming leaders to display products at G2E next week in Las Vegas

There’s no such thing as a sure bet in the gaming industry but two manufacturers exhibiting at this year’s Global Gaming Expo believe they have the closest thing to it.

Tourist dead, 11 hurt in bus crash near Yosemite

The California Highway Patrol says one passenger was killed and 11 were injured when a tour bus carrying students from China hit a tree near Yosemite National Park and went down an embankment.

LSU fires coach Les Miles

LSU fired embattled coach Les Miles on Sunday afternoon, The Advocate of Baton Rouge reported.

Cadence to hold food festival Saturday, Sept. 24.

DeCadence, the Valley’s newest food festival offering tasty offerings from Henderson restaurants complemented by one-of- a-kind views of the Las Vegas Strip, will hit the picturesque Cadence community in Henderson on Saturday, September 24 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Retired couple find high-rise luxury at One Las Vegas

Joe and Mary Williamson have owned a variety of homes over their lifetimes, but when they returned to high-rise condominium living, they knew they found their forever home.

Pardee offers move-in-ready homes

For a limited time, Pardee Homes is offering special incentives on move-in-ready homes in Las Vegas and Henderson as part of its Make Your Move event, now under way through Oct. 15.

Jumbo mortgages: Low rates, strict terms

Borrowers who need large home loans will find an increasing number of lenders willing to offer jumbo mortgages. They’ll also find low rates. But the qualification requirements remain stringent.

Adventurers discover Spanish Palms

Ryan Hargrave has always believed in following his heart. Recently, his heart led him to Spanish Palms, the guard-gated condominium community at 5250 S. Rainbow Blvd., where he purchased his dream home.

Midtown Modern makes preservation a priority

Located off Charleston Boulevard, off Campbell Drive, lies the road leading to the latest contribution to the love and spirit of our local past and present. It is here that Blue Heron has chosen to erect its latest custom-home community.

Southern Nevada home sales on the rise

Despite a tight housing supply, more existing homes are selling in Southern Nevada.

Condo community can tag vehicles with expired plates

If you have a security service or a towing company, the association should authorize security or the towing company to tag the guests’ vehicles that have expired plates.

Interest could be seen as rent for use of money

Years ago we used the bank’s money to buy houses. Think of interest as a sort of rent you’ve been paying in return for the use of their money. If you moved out of an apartment you wouldn’t expect the landlord to return all the rent you’d paid in the past. You got something in return: the use of the apartment. And the bank won’t return the money you paid in interest.

Mortgage rates stay low, and so does homebuilding

Even as the benchmark mortgage rate remains below 4 percent for the 36th week in a row, it’s still hard to find a brand-new house to buy.

Protesters march near NFL game after release of Charlotte shooting video

More than 100 people chanted and marched outside a National Football League (NFL) game in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Sunday in protests over police killing a black man, a day after police released videos of the confrontation.

Our top 5 picks for what to see and do Sunday at Life is Beautiful

The Life is Beautiful weekend comes to a close Sunday. So now is your last chance to explore the festival’s more artistic and culinary offerings before the gates close for good at 1 a.m. Monday morning.

Death of treasure hunter in New Mexico remains a mystery

The death of a man who moved out West to follow his dream of searching for a $2 million hidden treasure remains a mystery as medical investigators have been unable to shed more light on his final moments in the backcountry of New Mexico.

Chances of cyberattacks affecting election results in Nevada, US called remote

The nation’s secretaries of state are trying to reassure voters that despite talk of cyberattacks and “rigged” systems in this contentious election cycle, the prospect of outside hackers skewing the outcome is remote.

Root: Obamacare is crippling the U.S. economy

President Obama and his socialist cabal, supported by the mainstream media, have perpetrated the world’s biggest Ponzi scheme with Obamacare.

Miami Marlins baseball player Jose Fernandez, 24, dies in boating accident

MIAMI — Jose Fernandez, the ace right-hander for the Miami Marlins who escaped Cuba to become one of baseball’s brightest stars, was killed in a boating accident early Sunday morning. Fernandez was 24.

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